These 20 Teflon tech stocks in the Nasdaq 100, including Intel, Microsoft and Intuitive Surgical, are up anywhere from 0.5% to 11% since the Nasdaq Composite hit its recent peak on March 5 at 4,357.97. The Nasdaq itself has plummeted 6.4% from that high, meaning its more than half way on the road to a 10% correction.

If there’s a theme of these old-faithful techs is that many are the familiar leader of tech. Companies like computer chip maker Intel, networking gear maker Cisco Systems and cloud software giant Microsoft are up 8.1%, 4.5% and 4.4% respectively since the Nasdaq’s peak. The Nasdaq 100 is a tech-heavy index that tracks the value of the 100 most-valuation non-financial stocks in the Nasdaq.

Even computer chipmaking equipment makers KLA-Tencor and Applied Materials have turned into unexpected shields from the turbulence, gaining 5.1% and 4.5% respectively. Texas Instruments, too, is a chipmaking giant that has bucked the pain, gaining 2.4%.

The absolute Nasdaq champion is Intuitive Surgical, a maker of robotic surgery gear. The company announced a new member to its lineup of devices, which investors hope will get the company back on track. Shares of Intuitive Surgical are up 11.2% since the Nasdaq peaked this year.

It’s not just tech or medical technology that’s offering protection. Some of the consumer stocks that populate the otherwise tech dominated index are helping too. Marriott, Kraft Foods and Mattel are each up 3.5%, 3.5% and 2.1% from the Nasdaq peak.

If the Nasdaq turns uglier than it already has, it’s unlikely these stocks could escape the pain. But in the meantime, investors are finding at least some of an offset to the ugliness.